Transparency and Proportionality in the Schengen Information System and Border Control Co-operation
Biographical note
Dr. Stephen K. Karanja is currently a senior researcher at the Norwegian Centre for Human Rights, Faculty of Law, University of Oslo. He wrote this book when he worked as a researcher at the Section for Information Technology and Administrative Systems at the University of Oslo. He has also worked and practiced as an advocate of the High Court in Kenya.
Table of contents
Figures; Table of Cases; Foreword; Preface; Part I: Background to the Research and the Schengen Co-operation; 1 Introduction; 2 An Overview of the Schengen Co-operation; Part II: Theoretical Framework; 3 Human Rights Law and Schengen; 4 International Human Rights Information Privacy; 5 Data Protection Laws and Schengen; 6 Data Protection Principles and Interests; Part III: Information Systems; 7 The Schengen Information System and the SIRENE; 8 SIS Compliance with Article 8 ECHR and Data Protection Principles; 9 A Network of Related Cross-Border Information Systems; Part IV: Border Control Technologies and Policies; 10 Border Control and Identification Techniques; 11 Border Control Legal Measures and Policies; Part V: Recommendations and Postscript; 12 Post-11 September Protection of Individuals; Postscript; Appendix; index
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